Easter Egger/bantam rooster?

[Kalieo]

I know the white and black one is a Easter egger but not sure if cockerel or not?….black one bantam frizzled maybe? Pretty certain a cockerel? Confirmation/help identifying please? Both 7 1/2 weeks old.

 

[LaFleche]

Both look like cockerels to me.

 

[Kalieo]

Both look like cockerels to me.

Pretty positive the black(Elvis) is a cockerel…wasn’t sure about black and white one.

 

[LaFleche]

Pretty positive the black(Elvis) is a cockerel…wasn’t sure about black and white one.

Look closely at his saddle region: pointy long feathers give him away.

 

[Kalieo]

Look closely at his saddle region: pointy long feathers give him away.

I see now! Thank you!

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Both cockerels. One Easter Egger and one Black Frizzled Cochin Bantam

 

[Painted Calls]

Both cockerels. One Easter Egger and one Black Frizzled Cochin Bantam

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[Frazzemrat1]

agreed both cockerels

Look closely at his saddle region: pointy long feathers give him away.

They're both too young to have male specific saddle feathers. Those won't come in until around 12 weeks.

 

[LaFleche]

agreed both cockerels

They're both too young to have male specific saddle feathers. Those won't come in until around 12 weeks.

With my breeds the cockerels often start to show gender specific feathering as early as 8-10 weeks.

This bird in question also shows the gender specific comb form and colouring:

 

[Frazzemrat1]

With my breeds the cockerels often start to show gender specific feathering as early as 8-10 weeks.

This bird in question also shows the gender specific comb form and colouring:


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Oh, I totally agree on the comb, that's why I said it was a cockerel. But the saddle wouldn't be showing male or female feathering yet.